An animal's somatic cells contain 2n chromosomes. What happens to the number of chromosomes in the animal's gametes? The number is reduced to n by mitosis. The number is increased to 4n by mitosis. The number is increased to 4n by meiosis. The number is reduced to n by meiosis.
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